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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cairns Bakery Company and related names with unclear actions. Readable items reference a party or firm, possible service or personnel notes, but specifics are not clear. No concrete date, location, or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Prion January 41 238 Sharp A J Draper directs Br RB Gardiner of Carns Mem to sell by public auction the entire stock at Superior Furniture. Furniture includes chairs tables mirrors buffets dressers and beds plus dining room sets and related items. Auction lists many specified pieces and aims to clear the store inventory.
Amid heated Labour rhetoric the Cairns Canegrowers Association at Nelson backed arbitration to resolve disputes and reduce court cases. The secretary noted arbitration would save costs, with McGuigan praising out-of-court settlements and urging unions to appoint own arbitrators if needed.
For sale the Commercial Hotel listing includes multiple cottages and rooms with kitchen areas verandas and gas lighting. Prospective buyers should apply to Janet Wathrostos Cookhuen for details and terms.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Speciatiom Heong Suite and SRI SAL Coren at Tunterlang Towns. It seems to reference services or a listing with personal names and addresses, but many words are garbled and key details are unreadable.
Brief note directs readers to Page Eight for General Cables and Telegraphic Brevities content. It indicates continued coverage or related items located on that page, suggesting a cross reference within the newspaper. No specific events or names are provided in the readable fragment.
A fragmented report discusses labor unity among farmers and workers across nations, noting the Farm ers Conference at Brisbane and the global reach of labor movements. It highlights class tensions and the strike threat, with references to workers across Britain France and sugar growers in the North and Accot regions.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a liver remedy for constipation headaches stomach and bowel trouble. Mentions a “Kelly's Layer Fille” product and a chemist but is garbled and lacks verifiable details or clear claims.
At the Cairne Police Court yesterday an aboriginal was remanded on suspicion of twine of snsound rund. Evidence was given by Dr. Kerwin before remand. An election will be held on Tuesday February 1 for Taian Menars Crmmih Fenwick and No 8 Divimm Mowers Heirse erty and Lee.
In a fragmented report the Toormt examiner details a pursuit of students at a technical college. Names such as Ure Tvewleal Coleg and Me Laxton Moor appear amid garbled phrases, with mentions of Rusllale At per come.
Export figures for Sydney show 499 punches and 61 cases of pnanas, Melbourne lists 711 wumeho and 1 cane trimers, Queens thn porte reports 21 ceep Yanans and 11 a9 pianasplee. At the CS Coe Broanunter Aittar site a large brick machine is noted, with observers mentioning potential patent action and plans for further assembly.
Fragmentary notes describe a sudden movement at night toward Mareuver's Hospital for unspecified purpose. References to hinterland travel last week and a commotion or operation are mentioned, with attempted entry or capture implied and uncertain.
A garbled account describes a dramatic event with a captain leading a crew and a tense scene at sea. The text mentions a march, a tenth brigade, and a large crowd, with references to names and roles blurred by faulty printing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Poumala cosseapanion rites to vodtenporary 180 fate from Rutdunt Plainy, Utes ty Thos. Kutpatrick, East Coast on Mth December, last jot about 188 gq the tixt Lecember. A motor pike planned for Vpene parte, unknown season. No clear sense of ongoing yRUA amt season yet.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions insurance topics and payments with unclear names and dates. It references a person named Katie Ol of New Zealand and a discussion of expansion and acceptance of enterprise and events, but many words are garbled.
A fragmented notice describes a Clyde area theatre program featuring a Scottish country piece and a mysterious Carolognes act. It mentions Wur NES? musical interludes, a visit by Mr Cascoigne, and plans to present the show again in Viet and Leome, with audience reception noted as generally favorable but cautious about drawing crowds.
Fragmentary OCR text references a time, theaters, names, and a local scene. It mentions a person named Zoe Lameeter and a public figure, with scattered phrases about schools, publishing, and a theater setting. The readability is limited and entities are uncertain.
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